The Pope of Rome as the Primate of the Orthodox Church
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The question of papal primacy has long been a central point of discussion between Orthodox and Catholic Christians. While differences remain, there is an opportunity to approach this issue from a perspective rooted in humility, service, and love. Could the Pope of Rome’s unique pastoral mission be understood as a unifying force for the Church, rather than a source of division? This reflection explores historical insights and theological considerations, offering a vision for overcoming obstacles to unity and achieving the miracle of reconciliation within the Christian tradition.
Faith, Values, and Leadership: A Christian Reflection on Donald Trump’s Presidency
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The election of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States brought mixed reactions among Christians. Some celebrated his policies as aligning with Christian values, while others criticized his personal behavior and rhetoric as inconsistent with the moral tenets of the faith. This article seeks to evaluate Trump’s presidency from a Christian perspective, considering his policies, declarations, and personal conduct in light of Christian moral values.
On the Union of All
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In this essay, Orthodox priest and peacemaker Georgy Chistyakov nostalgically recalls the period of warming Orthodox-Catholic relations in the 1960s and 1970s. The author also critiques contemporary anti-ecumenical fundamentalism, which is particularly evident in the reluctance of some Orthodox Christians to participate in joint prayers for Christian unity with Catholics and Protestants. Abundantly quoting Orthodox and Catholic theologians, Fr. Georgy Chistyakov highlights the spiritual value of Christian unity, which Jesus Christ calls His disciples to achieve.
The Florence and Brest Unions: Two Attempts to Unite Orthodox and Catholics
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What similarities and differences exist between the two unions—the Florence and the Brest? How relevant are these two attempts to unite Orthodox and Catholics for Ukraine today? What role did the Kyiv Church play in the Florence and Brest Councils? These questions form the foundation of this brief historical essay.
The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Learn about the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one of the major feasts of the Orthodox Church, celebrated as the moment of the Incarnation and a cornerstone of Christian faith.
Eucharist as Communion in Faith
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The question of whether Orthodox and Protestant believers should be granted access to the Sacrament of the Eucharist within the Catholic Church is a complex and deeply spiritual matter. It touches on the essence of Christian unity, the nature of the Church, and the meaning of the Eucharist as a sacrament of communion. This reflection seeks to explore the theological, pastoral, and ecumenical dimensions of this issue, considering the profound significance of faith, the mystery of Christ's Body, and the call to reconciliation and unity among all Christians.
5 Protestant Myths About the 7 Books of the Old Testament
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Responses to Five Common Arguments Protestants Use to Exclude the Deuterocanonical Books from the Old Testament.
What is Judeo-Christianity?
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In a lecture on Judeo-Christianity delivered to an audience of Jews, Father Alexander Men explains the Christian faith using terms that are familiar within the framework of Judaism.
Holy Rus and the War in Ukraine
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People ask whether the Russo-Ukrainian war can be considered a step toward the unification of the triune Rus. Let’s delve into what Holy Rus is and what makes it holy.
How Ukraine Can Leverage Protestant Ties to Strengthen Support in the US Congress
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The composition of the 119th U.S. Congress by religious affiliation, analyzed by Pew Research Center, has reignited critical discussions about Ukraine’s use of soft power tools in international relations. Despite being the most Protestant country in the post-Soviet space, Ukraine has consistently failed to leverage its Protestant communities to advocate for national interests abroad. Even during pivotal moments of national struggle, this potential remains largely untapped.
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